The New Zealander undertaking ‘the Everest of corporate turnarounds’
Interview: There’s more at stake than mere profits in Campbell Wilson’s push to revive India’s flag carrier
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Interview: There’s more at stake than mere profits in Campbell Wilson’s push to revive India’s flag carrier
Star-studded guest list gathers in Mumbai as son of Asia’s richest tycoon marries in four-day ceremony
Hungarian president asks Ukraine leader to take a break, stop firing and continue talks
Terminal authorities temporarily suspend all departing flights as emergency personnel provide medical aid
Prime minister Narendra Modi’s party fell short of its target for seats in the Indian parliament – but the country’s democracy is the winner
Prime minister’s BJP party still projected to win but setback hampers his plans to change constitution and cement his grip on power
It is extraordinary that his mantle is now being claimed by both the much diminished Congress he once led and its Hindu chauvinist Nemesis
Shares in Adani Enterprise plunge 25pc as prime minister’s party risks reduced majority
Early figures show prime minister’s Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party comfortably ahead of the main opposition Congress party
Exit polls show unexpected growth in support on rising tide of Hindu nationalism
The prime minister’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party and its allies were forecast to win at least 355 seats
Indian PM claims his country failed to promote great man before Sir Richard Attenborough film
As the world’s largest vote reaches its climax, manipulated imagery is playing an ever more significant role in the campaign
The Indian stand-up on the British Empire’s legacy, toppling statues and why it’s ‘tricky’ making satire under Modi’s ‘gentle fascism’
Detention comes after claims Narendra Modi’s ruling party has used criminal investigations to discredit political rivals
India’s media ‘shrouded in growing darkness’ as journalists fear crackdown
India’s prime minister says opposition ‘callously gave away’ 0.7 sq mile island to Sri Lanka in bid to win voters
Move follows deal to cut import tariffs for EV manufacturers that invest in the country
Beijing says it has “standardised” titles of 30 locations in Zangnan, its name for Arunachal Pradesh
Arvind Kejriwal, leader of the Aam Aadmi Party, accuses the directorate of ‘manipulating investigative agencies for political motives’
Rahul Gandhi says the PM has detained key leaders and frozen the accounts of his party to stifle campaign
The move is aimed at cracking down on smuggling and preventing the entry of refugees fleeing the civil war
Congress Party leader Rahul Gandhi says the organisation’s ‘entire financial identity has been erased’